Social Security Reconsideration
Request reconsideration of a Social Security denial — the first formal appeal level.
Reconsideration is the first level of appeal for Social Security denials. A different reviewer examines the claim and any new evidence you provide.
What we analyze
- The initial denial reasons
- What new evidence could strengthen the claim
- Whether the reconsideration deadline is met (60 days)
- Medical records submitted and gaps
What you'll need
- Initial denial notice
- New or updated medical records
- Reconsideration request forms
- Any new physician statements
What Appeal Mail identifies
- Medical evidence gaps to address
- Arguments for why the initial decision was wrong
- Whether the deadline is met
- New evidence to submit
What your appeal can address
- New medical evidence
- Arguments addressing each initial denial reason
- Request for reconsideration with proper forms
Individuals who received an initial Social Security denial and want to request reconsideration.
Reconsideration gives you the opportunity to have a different reviewer look at your claim with additional evidence.
Turn the decision and supporting documents into a clear case picture.
Organize supported grounds, evidence, and the material needed for review.
When an executable workflow is ready, transition naturally into MailMyPDF for physical mailing, tracking, and proof.
Understand the path before you act.
This page describes the intended workflow and the documents, issues, evidence, and response structure associated with this appeal type. Appeal Mail only activates execution when the corresponding capabilities are registered and verified.